In the news for The Kingston Upon Thames Society
Aside from our public meetings and responding to various major planning applications and other significant planning applications, here is what else has been happening at the Society:
Coombe Conduit opening again June 2022
We are pleased to announce that following a very useful meeting with English Heritage, we will be opening the Conduit to the public again
Rewilding Arcadia
Reconnecting water, people and wildlife with the natural floodplain of the Arcadian Thames We have received an invitation from Thames Landscape Strategy Partnership. (TLS) We are told as Kingston are back in the Thames [...]
PUBLIC MEETING WEDNESDAY 15th JUNE 7.30PM – King Æthelstan the first King of England
Come and hear some inspirational ideas for a King Athelstan Centre and an innovative and unique statue of England’s first King, who was crowned in Kingston
What you told us: ‘The future of The Kingston Society, are we ready for the next 60 years?
A well attended meeting and a lively debate with much to think about as we make our plans
PUBLIC MEETING WEDNESDAY May 18 – Debate: ‘The future of The Kingston Society, are we ready for the next 60 years?
What if anything does the Kingston Society need to change in order to face the challenges ahead, and to be ready for the next 60 years?
Seething Wells – Urgent action required
Kingston Society continues to support the site being designated as MOL and a SINC. We are actively following the developments but extremely worried by the current state of the beds.